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Live Entertainment in Seattle
Can't find a place? Add it now!Top Places with Live Entertainment
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1
7
Amore Restaurant
Belltown -
2
236
The Triple Door
Downtown -
3
56
Serafina
Eastlake -
4
136
Mama's Mexican Kitchen
Belltown
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5
72
Dragonfish
Downtown -
6
60
Can Can
Pike Place Market -
7
43
Ibiza
Pioneer Square -
8
13
88 Keys
Pioneer Square
Neighborhoods
TOP NEIGHBORHOODS WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Alki
(1)Auburn
(1)Ballard
(13)Bellevue
(10)Belltown
(18)Burien
(1)Capitol Hill
(28)Central District
(6)Columbia City
(5)Crown Hill
(5)Delridge
(2)Downtown
(29)Eastlake
(3)Edmonds
(1)First Hill
(4)Fremont
(13)Georgetown
(3)Greenlake
(5)Greenwood
(5)Industrial District
(3)Interbay
(1)International District
(1)Kirkland
(8)Lake City
(1)Laurelhurst
(1)Leschi
(3)Lower Queen Anne
(23)
Lynnwood
(1)Madrona
(3)Magnolia
(1)Montlake
(1)Mount Baker
(1)North Beacon Hill
(1)North Seattle
(1)Northgate
(2)Phinney Ridge
(7)Pike Place Market
(10)Pioneer Square
(15)Rainier Beach
(1)Ravenna
(1)Redmond
(6)Renton
(6)Roosevelt
(4)Sodo
(5)South Beacon Hill
(4)South Lake Union
(9)Tacoma
(6)University District
(20)Upper Queen Anne
(5)Wallingford
(11)Wedgewood
(1)West Seattle
(13)White Center
(1)
Happy Hours with Live Entertainment
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Amore Restaurant Food: $0.75 - $5 appetizers Drink: $6 taps beers ; $3 bottles of beer ; … Mon-Fri 4pm-7pm
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One-liners
WRITTEN ABOUT PLACES WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
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Tin Hat Bar & Grill “Everything on the menu is tasty. don't fear the meatloaf.”
Melissa, May 31, 2009
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Tidbit Bistro “Great place to go after work for happy hour tapas and vino” -
Amore Restaurant “Has a very unique weekly entertaiment line-up...everything from cabarets to classic silent films to magic shows.”
